Where invoicing is available
Invoicing in Hourmark (invoices, credit notes, recurring invoices, payment recording and e-invoice files) is available to organizations established in the countries below. Time tracking, approvals, expenses, leave, working-time checks, reports and exports are available everywhere.
A country that isn’t on this list isn’t open for invoicing yet. We add a country only once we have reviewed its rules for invoicing software.
List as of November 4, 2026.
Available
Invoicing works as built. Following the rules on what your invoices must contain remains your responsibility.
- Austria
- Bulgaria
- Cyprus
- Czechia
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Finland
- Germany
- Hong Kong SAR China
- Iceland (Iceland: description of the invoicing software (Regulation 505/2013, art. 16), in English)
- Ireland
- Liechtenstein
- Lithuania
- Luxembourg
- Malta
- Netherlands
- Slovenia
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- United States
Available, with a duty outside Hourmark
Invoicing works, but the law asks one more step of you, which Hourmark doesn’t take for you:
- Australia
- Tax invoices must show the details your tax authority requires, such as your tax registration number. Check your invoice settings against them.
- Belgium
- Since 1 January 2026, invoices between Belgian businesses go through Peppol. You send Hourmark’s Peppol file through your Peppol access point; Hourmark doesn’t send it.
- Canada
- Tax invoices must show the details your tax authority requires, such as your tax registration number. Check your invoice settings against them.
- France
- Since 1 September 2026, large and mid-sized companies issue their invoices through an approved platform; small and micro businesses follow from 1 September 2027. Hourmark creates the Factur-X file for your approved platform but doesn’t transmit it.
- Payments can’t be recorded on invoices to consumers.
- Italy
- An invoice only counts once it has gone through the SDI (Sistema di Interscambio). You send it yourself or through your intermediary; Hourmark doesn’t connect to the SDI.
- Japan
- Tax invoices must show the details your tax authority requires, such as your tax registration number. Check your invoice settings against them.
- Latvia
- From 2028, invoices between Latvian businesses are to be sent electronically, through a provider of your choice; Hourmark doesn’t transmit anything.
- New Zealand
- Tax invoices must show the details your tax authority requires, such as your tax registration number. Check your invoice settings against them.
- Norway
- From 1 January 2027, invoices between Norwegian businesses are sent as EHF through Peppol. You send the Peppol file through your access point; Hourmark doesn’t send it.
- Singapore
- Newly GST-registered businesses send their invoice data through InvoiceNow (Peppol), and all GST-registered businesses follow in phases from 2028. Hourmark doesn’t connect to InvoiceNow.
- Slovakia
- From 2027, invoices between Slovak businesses are to be sent and reported electronically, through a provider of your choice; Hourmark doesn’t transmit anything.
- South Africa
- Tax invoices must show the details your tax authority requires, such as your tax registration number. Check your invoice settings against them.
Not available yet
Billable time and expenses export as CSV for your own invoicing software. Every country that isn’t on this page is unavailable too.
- Croatia
- The law there regulates the invoicing software itself, which must be certified or registered.
- Greece
- An invoice there only counts once it has gone through the tax authority’s system, which Hourmark doesn’t connect to.
- Hungary
- The law there regulates the invoicing software itself, which must be certified or registered.
- India
- An invoice there only counts once it has gone through the tax authority’s system, which Hourmark doesn’t connect to.
- Israel
- The law there regulates the invoicing software itself, which must be certified or registered.
- Poland
- An invoice there only counts once it has gone through the tax authority’s system, which Hourmark doesn’t connect to.
- Portugal
- The law there regulates the invoicing software itself, which must be certified or registered.
- Romania
- An invoice there only counts once it has gone through the tax authority’s system, which Hourmark doesn’t connect to.
- Saudi Arabia
- An invoice there only counts once it has gone through the tax authority’s system, which Hourmark doesn’t connect to.
- Spain
- The law there regulates the invoicing software itself, which must be certified or registered.
- Türkiye
- An invoice there only counts once it has gone through the tax authority’s system, which Hourmark doesn’t connect to.
- United Arab Emirates
- An invoice there only counts once it has gone through the tax authority’s system, which Hourmark doesn’t connect to.
The Terms of Service (section 3a) govern where invoicing is available. This page describes the service; it isn’t legal or tax advice.